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Working in a multiserver environment demands very often to have an easy and fast method to collect information about the servers' hardware, particularly CPU properties. PowerShell is a very handy...
How To Write Select Statement For All Properties Of CIM Or WMI Class With PowerShell
I have used CIM or WMI class in my PowerShell scripts many times and I always needed a select statement with properties that function will return as a resultset. It is easy to use select * to get...
How To List CIM Or WMI Class All Properties And Their Datatypes With PowerShell
Over time I have written many PowerShell functions where I have needed to implement calls to WMI or CIM classes. Usually, these classes have many properties in the resultset and each property has its...
To import the XML file in PowerShell we use Import-Clixml CmdLet with the Path argument pointing to the location of the XML file. IMPORTANT: Export-Clixml CmdLet exports XML in the exact...
Using XML files is very common in the IT World and PowerShell gives us a possibility to manipulate XML files. To export XML file in PowerShell we use Export-Clixml CmdLet likewise to import the...
In today's article, I will cover a very common need to import/read data from text file or CSV (comma separated values) file, and export data into CSV file using PowerShell. I will also show you...